As a person

@@thespiritof97Yeah.. sadly he’s a commie 🤧

He apart of the mob lmao Godfather

Except, you know, saying he has issues with George.

​@@misterpayne8368Hey, it's okay. Bullets don't discriminate.

Only the Sith deal in absolutes, and that's how you know Mark is clean 🙏 Although real talk I feel like that line was totally shade at his haters... or maybe self-awareness when he realized he had gone too far in one direction with the first two prequels.

​​@@zewps9502"Only a Sith deals in absolutes" is an absolute in and of itself

@@timotheninja correct, "it's like poetry, it rhymes" Referring to the fact that the jedi had gone so far off the deep end they weren't even themselves anymore, and fell into the same pitfalls (albeit on the opposite end of the spectrum) as the Sith. Basically The Force is horseshoe theory with emotions vs wisdom, and the Jedi, who were supposed to be about balance, had gone so far down the wisdom side they became almost fearful of emotions. And thus, unbalanced, the opposite side to the same coin of the Sith.

He is strong with the force.

It's called professionalism.

In-fact, you can still disagree with someone and still love them. Disagreement is not the end of a path.

This is very good under appreciated wisdom y’all.

Exactly. You might not see eye-to-eye with them on everything, but do so on so many things.

Exactly, just like you can go poop but you can just leave it there and not wipe. Then act like you smell like roses and when people kiss your butt then they act like you are correct

One of my best friends is my boss. We've worked together coming on three years, trying to make our restaurant better. We drink beer and play guitar on days off. But at work we are kitchen manager-me, and sous chef- him, and the line never gets fuzzy when we're in that building. He gets frustrated when I miss something trivial and I love to call him out on doing the same thing cause I love teasing my friends. At the end of the day we're still smiling and cracking jokes with each other. I'd marry him if I liked the pito.

He got to play the Jedi that saves grogu in the Mandalorian which warmed my heart

@@simkevplaysto clarify, that was Jar Jar’s actor, not Jake Lloyd.

Jar Jar is pretty bad in Phantom Menace honestly. I rewatched the prequels 2 weeks ago and Jar Jar was super annoying and added really nothing but actually detracted a lot from the movie. Overall having him play a very small part in 2+3 was a smart choice by Lucas.

jar jars actually grown on me just a bit. he means no harm, he's just a doofus with a goofy accent who is just along for the ride. he's not even trying to be even mildly annoying, he's just *that* clumsy. and i can kinda relate to him a bit. there are *much* more annoying star wars characters than he.

oh God Jar Jar was awful. Not dissing the actor. it was just such an awkward and annoying character. I think it’s because it sounded like really loud annoying baby babble except he wasn’t a baby

Unfortunately his mental health took a serious, lifespan-limiting hit from the whole ordeal, in part what happened with Star Wars. Those people will have blood on their hands

​@DommoThornio more than just a serious hit. He was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. It would be nigh impossible to right the wrongs with Jake as anything related to Star Wars would likely trigger an episode.

​@@mettatonneo5476I was just thinking that. Poor guy. He's just as much Anakin as the others are too.

​@@ZootedUchiha nah

​​​@@mettatonneo5476 didnt know you could induce schizophrenia with cyberbullying...

There was no good left, man. He was a monster.

@@Stoirelius The main point of the movie goes against what you’re saying

​@@StoireliusYou are about as smart as the morons that developed the sequels.

Seriously. I thought it was obvious to show what Vader came from. He then gets darker progressively across the next two movies until he becomes Vader. It’s always been great to me and I just don’t get how people don’t see it

I think he was actually too kind, not enough spite of the unfair life he was given. The gap between Lloyd and Hayden in the prequels is a bit hard to believe. He needed some more agression in him. Lloyd was too kind in and off the role and people ruined his life for it...

Fucking same.

hell, i still love star wars despite its problems. nothing is ever perfect and we really, REALLY gotta back off with the hate for the things we don't like.

@@supersmashbro596 Yeah, it’s almost like the fans took none of the actual lessons from Star Wars. You know, seeing the bigger picture, not letting passion or anger run your life, to not succumb to the temptation of hatred. Nope, they just like “Hur Hur Lightsabers!”

No hes not hes a flippin moron!

... and I agree with you. Hollywood wouldn't even give him a Hollywood walk of fame star until the new millennium.

And your the very same way because you thought of and saw this in him, so bless you too not a religious blessing, just a blessing from the universe to you for being mind switched on I like people like you who sees things for what they are, peace and keep being just who you are. Take care and peace ✌️🕊️ Maca E'Q'Lib

Unfortunately he also had to play Jake.

he only started playing luke during the sequels

The Joker also comes out at times

​@@BanjoWasTaken bro how dumb can you be

​@@BanjoWasTaken no?

Surely he's about 30 by now?

​@def6414 I looked him up and yeah he's 34, same age as me which I found interesting. Poor guy.

Heh, I'm too 34 now

Hello fellow 34 year olds. I woulda been Lloyd's friend if he'd been at my school. Never even knew he and Jar Jar were disliked until I was in my 20s.

What happened to him?

Their.

Fine point

​@johanneabelsen1644 don't be obnoxious.

Their

Their

And fandoms.

it may have something to do with epstein as well.. Hollywood is not the place people think it is

I think it wasn't just because of Hollywood, I think he was meaning the abuse one could get by fanbases. Its just all around a bad idea. Personally, my reasoning for not wanting my kid to be an actor would be to prevent a horrible ego.

Lol. It says more about fame in general and Mark Hamil's character.

“I wanted to be just like you” “And I wanted you to be better”

That’s called nostalgia my guy.

@@sun332s7Bruh what? It’s called quality ya banboo.

@@FrostSpirit617 no. It’s called nostalgia. Those movies are honestly terrible. I don’t like the Disney movies my cousin loves them those where her first SW movies. It’s the same effect

​@@sun332s7 honestly no, sequels just are bad, whole entire videos explaining why they're terrible, sad how they're engineered to be casual/wider audience bait. It's literally designed to be for then instead of a good movie

@@sun332s7Similar not the same. As someone who also watched the prequels as a kid and is now an adult I can say the dialogue was awful and overlooked by many kids at the time however, the plot remains quality along with the action sequences. The Sequels continued the trend of poor dialogue and introduced poor plot-lines as well as awful action sequences. Nostalgia can be used as an explanation in certain circumstances, but not in this one.

Thank you.🙏

Yea the title confused me for a second

Yes. This title takes what Mark Hamill is saying out of context, and makes it seem like he’s talking trash about the prequels.

Not the news coverage, the fan’s reactions. The new coverage didnt harass Ahmad Best until he nearly commit suicide. The news coverage didn’t terrorize a child. The fandom did

Nope it's about the Original Trilogy Star Wars elitists who made the documentary called the "the people vs George Lucas" some years ago and you should watch that before commenting so you can understand what Mark is talking about.

“Dealt with a lot of crap” is an understatement. His life was ruined

they deserve a choke from vader and some sparks from palps

​@@StoireliusRuined? Chill out.

@@peew1020 becoming an addict, suffering many psychological problems and going in a out of jail is having your life ruined in my book.

@@peew1020he was terrorized by fat virgin adult men who couldn’t let go of a fictional movie, if he was an adult I’d say grow some balls. But y’all fanatics be taking these marvel and stars wars shit way too serious

same

Me too

Agreed. I always despised jar jar, which honestly is a main reason many people hated the first movie. But other than that I loved it all😊

Honestly, i felt the same way about both jar jar and 3p0. Stupid characters, but i guess a long time ago far, far away there were some stupid (but necessary) side characters. 😂

Yeah, retrospectively. When they first came out, every Star Wars dork gave birth over how shit they were. I personally liked them at the time and I still do now.

Even better than Luke, more like it… (my opinion)

Eh sometimes when he gets political my eyes roll out of thier sockets... But i would say that i disagree with him 🤷‍♂️. Always seems like a nise guy

At least Disney is making it better.

I love Mark Hamill dude

@@carloszarzoso1724 That’s hilarious man I get it, it’s funny

Yeah I really felt bad for Jake he had a promising future, and career, and being a big actor after The Phantom Menace. You know I was only 1 year old when TPM was released on May 19th, 1999.

poor guy..

Jake Lloyd has full blown paranoid schizophrenia. You have to wonder if the whole world hating on him at such a young age had something to do with it…

"by the fans" By the press, actually. Lloyd mentioned mostly his classmates and the media bothering him. The media just shit the bed and tried to blame it on the dog, IE the fans.

Oh wow you were not kidding, reading about his personal life is so sad

They didn't treat him as anything. They told the truth about the films.

Maybe I misunderstood what you meant, but the fandom DID treat Jake Lloyd horribly. He suffered bullying in school over it. He was constantly put down and attacked over his role as Anakin. Can you imagine being a 10-year-old boy, and having the whole world telling you what a horrible actor you are? It was so horrible, when he was old enough Jake wound up taking all his memorabilia from the movies (gifts from George Lucas, cast, and crew!) out into the desert to burn them. He also dropped out of acting and at 19 was diagnosed with schizophrenia, which probably led to the high speed police chase that landed him in jail. A lot of psychological damage was heaped on him at an early age.@@judychurley6623

people bullied him. the media bullied him. he couldn't show his face at school. it was pretty horrible the kinds of things he went through.

​@@judychurley6623he got literal death threats. tf you talking about?? ಠ_ಠ

@@judychurley6623The prequels were terrible films yes (well the first two were), however sending the actors death threats is extremely fucked up, especially if they’re child actors.

the prequels are a million times better than the so called Disney sequels

@@fishingmasterstudios9481 Agreed, it's a shame about the over use of CGI especially Yoda. Should have kept the puppet.

@@krisclark8619 agreed.

​​@@krisclark8619dude the puppet looks off in modern fidelity, his cgi design is more appealing and works better for modern filming

Rightly? I contest that. They are flawed movies, in some ways, more so than Lucas' films. But it only goes so far, when people will love the originals in spite of their flaws. Of course, a lot of politics were thrown around in vindictive intent, surrounding the production of the sequels. Slurs like "The Force is FEMALE" and similar nonsense. And you can view that, as a poor business decision, but you'll never be able to show the actual numbers, to illustrate your point, and demonstrate the superiority of your opinion. You can only say: "This was popular in the eighties, therefore, I have no clue, what would be popular these days." It will always be a guess of an answer. Sure, from the misogynist echo-chamber, it might feel like a win, feel like Disney is being destroyed by their wokeness, losing all the money, that the angry men totally would have (NOT) given them - but from the opposite feminist perspective - it feels the opposite. Plus some bonus gratification in "sticking it to the man" - to snub someone else, a whole gender, while remaining an "anonymous"/untouchable, coward. If you had written those screenplays, I'm sure you'd feel reasonably content and confident, that your contribution was meaningful, but I can promise you, there'd be no end to the vitriol and backlash, you'd receive from "the only TRUE fans of Star Wars"! People would want to kill you, for defiling the work of the great prophet, who (they) "forced" to sacrifice "his" brain-child on the altar of more money, less headache and public derision from "fans". For "raping their childhood", as they said, their "great prophet" did with his prequel trilogy. And don't forget the power (especially money) of the internet hate-train. People will pay to get padded on the back for being in the wrong. For being upset, that Star Wars doesn't hate women, as much as their guilt and shame would like it to. Hate is big business, and this is a crowd, that will not be pleased, until they have their own private Epstein Island, and until then, have to settle for the power trip of blatant rage and hatred.

People thought the exact same thing with the prequel. The irony of seeing them trash the new(that is honestly terrible) then growing up and getting nostalgia for the bad. Acknowledging it Then turning around and doing the exact same thing for the sequel trilogy is hilarious. Star Wars fans are more interesting than Star Wars ever was.

You people have really learned nothing, this isn't about the movies and their quality, is about harassing directors and actors that have done nothing wrong...

You are an absolute hypocrite. The hate towards Kelly Marie Tran and others are the exact same thing, are you brain dead?

NO WAY I WOULD DIE ON THE SPOT

Never seen him in real life but ever interview & fan question however odd he’s always polite, nice & never loses it. After playing the same role for years, he could be forgiven for being a grouch. He was even able to see the irony in Weird Al Yankovic’s “Yoda” “the long term contract I had to sign says I’ll be making these movies ‘til the end of time with my Yoda”!

And the voice of another one!

Facts bro...a reminder to stay humble 💯

this dude supported genocide in a press conference that was a desperate attempt to smokescreen the fact that america is sending billions to fund wars and beating college students at home.

You're literally doing the same thing they did back then.

Disney did sequels? When? I didn't hear a buzz about them.

Yeah, I feel that Jake Loyd was just a kid acting like a kid would. Anyone who has been around kids know that they act and behave exactly how he was in the first movie. You're not a model of erudition and theatrical expression at this age.

I didn’t know someone would have issues with Jake Lloyds performance. For me he is the young Anakin. How could the young Anakin have been elsewise? He is a Jedi without knowing about it but with the abilities and he has love for his mother who is raising him alone. Both motives which are important for the rest of the story and to transform into Darth Vader. And Jake plays that very realistically.

Perfect? Did we seen the same movie? Sure, i dont like the performance or the prequels in general, but blaming it all on a child is retarded. The main problem with the prequels is that George only had yesmen. Nobody would say "No George, thats fucking stupid!"

My issue isn't Jake Loyd. My issue is why George Lucas thought going back to when Anakin was young a kid was necessary. I cringed when his mom called him "Ani". It just wasn't necessary.

@JSSTyger I disagree, could it have been done better? Absolutely. Was it necessary? I’m going to also say absolutely.

He was miscast. Lucas can't direct actors, so his performance was almost lifeless, no edge to it at all. Imagine the same role played by, say, the kid from Terminator 2. Could have been awesome.

@@Raygo. No it wasn't. Jake was fine. George wanted Anakin to exactly be like he was meant to be: It made people wonder how a kid like him could grow up to be Darth Vader.

@@lapplandkun9273 A good story still needs things to make sense, it still needs driving conflict or tension. I couldn't even believe little Jake could grow up to be the Hayden character in the next film, let alone Darth Vader. He was wrong for the role and his performance was lacking, however much you want to reinvent the past.

Star wars only got good as soon as Disney took over.

@@Raygo. The problem wasn't with kid but with direction. Look at dry delivery of Christian Hayden as Anakin, even tho he played in other movies and he was good at it.

Yeah, I think the Disney one's were as a whole bad. It's like they forgot how to tell stories. Could give the flexibility on TFA, and RO was great, rest just struggled to show they're related to the universe

​@@krismine99 wait 10 years and everyone will be talking about how underrated the disney ones were.

@@elduderino007 I'd definitely bet against that. I think you'll see people who were kids when it was made that liked it, but unlike the others that seem to improve as you age, the simplistic and unorganized nature of the sequels will probably sour as those viewers mature.

@@krismine99 the Originals don’t improve with age. They are good despite their age and the age of the audience. But they didn’t get “Better”

@@user-yd2uv3xi2g The originals have always been well received, the better with age refers to the prequels that weren't all that well received when released, but did get better with their age. I should have been more specific

It’s because it was deferent of what people expected

Aotc padme and anakin love was kinda cheesy and overplayed

Tell us he grew up watching The Godfather without telling us😅

I agree(as long as the family hasn't done some heinous shit)

More people should protect their Epsteins?

​@@Sir_SlimbreadEven then they shouldn't talk but measures should be taken within the family however extreme opposed to some stranger or assholes with an opinion doing it.

@p-jaywade1333 No...if someone close to me did something fucked up I'd tell whomever I need to for something to be done about it(if that mean telling some random guy on the street I'll do it). There's some things that can't be solved "within the family" because they can be the root of the problem. In the case of Mark not wanting to talk about matters(arguments, disagreements, etc)that happened behind the scenes, or just in his daily life, that's different. That's a case where you can keep something "within the family". If it turned out George Lucas diddled kids(just as an example, I don't think he'd ever do that), and Mark kept it "within the family" then that's almost just as bad.

That's something that people born before the 1970s believed in. You don't talk outside the family. My mother used to say " keep our business in the house ".

Except he does just that alllllll the time

​@@JeffDietzphotoMeaning Disney isn't his family.

@@ahums16 wow you all are slow...

It's a trap if you're in an abusive household.

He (Ahmed best) got a part in mandalorian season three where he defends Grogu. But yeah he was mad depressed and shit after the prequels cause of all the attention jar jar got

Some people need to get a life.

Kelleran Beq 👌🏼legend now

Yeah because if memory serves me correct I believe it was because somehow the idea of the gungans (Jar Jar’s species) was perceived as being racist or it somehow had something to do with racism and he was given all the flak for that and so on. I don’t know how they got that impression, I personally never did and didn’t even know til sometime around the start of the year about all that stuff, but I think that is probably one of the biggest snowflake level reasons for getting mad about that and blaming him and/or George for somehow perceived racism. I don’t know just take what I’m saying with a grain of salt but I believe that’s what it somewhat was.

@Giantpotatoeman Despite Ahmed Best being black himself which makes the whole racism thing a complete farce.

Never heard hornswoggled in my life 😂

​@@peytonblanscet6035It's an older term, sir, but it checks out.

@@FudgeNukemPSN We English speakers have a LOTTA silly words for being tricked eh?

​@@peytonblanscet6035I only know it exists because there was an entertainer in WWE named Hornswoggle, but I've only heard of it as a name lol.

It seems another man has also learned that greatness of hornswoggling. West of loathing really taught well.

Well he was forced to say that line by Lucas who felt bad for SF detective Toshi who, unable to catch the Zodiac killer, got his own hate mail and was eventually smeared in the media. He probably should have just made a minor character with that name instead of forcing the silly line, but no big deal really.

By contrast, the sequels made the entire star wars universe smaller; look no further than the vehicles; that technology has either stagnated (same core design of basic X-Wing and basic TIE Fighter) or regressed (Resistance bomber and First Order speeder). Beyond the lore reasons, it alone encapsulates the biggest problems of the sequels; no forethought and no unique identity

I never got the idea the original trilogy was some super high art without any faults yes they’re great well made movies but they’re also pretty silly and cheesey too that’s part of the charm hell the Empire gets defeated by little teddy bears even as a kid I thought that was goofier than anything in the prequels

Well said even ep 2 is enjoyable

People just didn't understand that just like Kingdom Hearts, the campy cheesiness is part of the whole experience. It's meant to be that way.

Empire did not get defeated by the Ewoks. Lando in space, Han Solo on land made the death blows. Ewoks assisted. Watch the movie before lying.

Damn right. It's a terrible place for kids.

From what I've gathered a lot of the extreme backlash came from the prequels essentially throwing out several fan headcanons and a lot of them were immature about it and just couldn't handle it

The dude who shits on Musk for renaming Twitter? Such class, wow. Before, I thought that too

@@Finngrinderwho cares

@@Finngrinder Mark ain't perfect, but then again, none of us are. The man has some bad takes, says things you may not agree with, but at the end of the day, Mark Hamil is a good, kind man.

@@matthewmammothswine4395Also renaming twitter to x is trash so Mark is right

@@FinngrinderIsn’t it called X now?

if they want it bad enough theyll probably find a way to become actors. but it's good mark is doing what he can to protect his family from the fans he made via star wars.

I have some complaints about the sequels but I don't hate them. I admit I couldn't relate the Phantom Menace to the saga at first but I didn't hate the Prequels either.

Nah, love them both

Liking the sequels is not far from liking an epilogue that makes the entire story completely redundant. Prequels: Anakin is the chosen one! Sequels: Nope. Originals: The rebels restored peace to the galaxy! Sequels: Nope. Prequels: It take years to master the force! Sequels: Nope. Originals: The death Star was completely obliterated - twice. Sequels: Nope. Also here’s Starkiller base! Seriously, I think the only way to get enjoyment out of the sequels is by skipping every movie or show that takes place before TFA. People would probably be way less confused that way.

@@thomasjeppesen3055 there is no chosen one, from the beginning the prophecy was made to be broken

@@thejavier1947 the idea of the prophecy was that Vader eventually fulfills it after falling, it was only "broken" by the sequels, from its inception in the prequels it was meant to be a truth

Nostalgia isa hell of a drug the only movie that can be considered a good well made film is rots the other two are not well made they are noce to remember because of nostalgia but they are not that good by themselves

@@ariklion37 but considering what Disney has done to the franchise with the new trilogy 😬 I feel the prequels are significant better

@@ariklion37 it is for some, but as a kid I always loved all 3 of the prequel movies, 1-2 not as much as the originals, but revenge of the Sith is as good

@@jonnyguitar747 Bruh 🤡 listen, I never said the movie isn't cringe or the dialogues aren't shit but what they did with the franchise in Disney is far worse than the prequels, also what is wrong with feeling nostalgia? It is nostalgic, you should give the prequels another watch you will understand why I'm saying, it may be cringe but there is something about it that I just love I can't explain

@@jonnyguitar747 Also how can we forget the memes that it generated 😂 i think it makes it more fun

Goes to show how stuck on stupid people are.

What is wrong with the prequels?

Yup and that’s why no one respects the Star Wars fan base. A bunch of idiots too focused on fiction.

The kid was miscast... but the kiss of death for his performance was Lucas as director. All very well to blame fans for toxic behavior years later, but the responsibility rests with Lucas.

@@Raygo. the responsibility lies with the grown ass “adults” who thought giving a child a ton of abuse was appropriate. Don’t blame Lucas for other peoples idiotic actions.

Hornswoggled is just an old fashioned term

Everything about Mark Hamill is admirable

@@SamanthaIreneYTube agreed fully

​@@SamanthaIreneYTubeexcept his politics

@@munchenonyou3774 out of curiosity what are they? I’ve never heard about it

​@Josh-kt6jh from what google says hard democrat

Except he's dumb liberal Trump hater

Those awful movies ruined his life. I feel bad for him. George Lucas owes him an apology as well as Ahmed Best while we’re at it. Natalie Portman said she had a hard time finding work after those disasters. The scripts made all of them look like bad actors. I wish my memory was erased like C-3PO at the end of ROTS so I can forget those abominations.

@@cotati76 Well it could be worse, case in point the new trilogy.

​@@cotati76that doesnt mean to bully & trash a child on the internet

@@Bobaman5400 definitely not. I feel bad for that kid for being in such a terrible movie.

@@cotati76you are a grown ass man, 20 plus years later still crying on the internet about a fantasy ass movie that was made for kids. And have the nerve to say Natalie Portman’s career died after star wars. That lady gets deals and endorsements even outside of movies .You’ve been living under a rock for sure 😂. As a matter of fact, there isn’t ONE, I mean ONE Star Wars actor or actress that has a career that tops Natalie Portman.

The prequels are awesome! Sure, The Phantom Menace was the weakest of the 3 films, but it was the warmup, stage-setter film, setting events into motion, so it was kind of to be expected. These films are an integral part of the Star Wars story.

Yea they fuckin rock bro. Aged like wine when compared to the Disney story. Also taking into consideration making a “prequel” story line hadn’t been done before in major motion picture they were shoehorned into how it needed to end. We all wanted to see Anakin reach his full potential. We all wanted him to save Padme & raise his kids. The dialogue could’ve been improved, and the pacing could’ve been sharpened but other than that it was awesome

@@TheSuperSaiyan4Gamer i prefer TPM over TCW. imo the clone wars was decently bland and probably has the worst dialogue in all of the star wars films. (except for “somehow palpatine returned” lmao. that shit was ass) Clone Wars was still good though. i just preferred the other 2 prequels because there was better action and fight choreography

prequels are my favorites! from far vs disney who did not know what they did

I personally don't really like them (RotS I like though), but I am glad that so many others have begun to find enjoyment in them

I think older fans of the time were confused by the look of them at first. I mean the OT story cant be beat - but had the prequels looked similar in style and effects (but had the same expanded earlier scope and a pre empire world) I think they would have been more positively recieceved right away. If the prequels had of been made in the early 80's style with a budget appropriate to do real effects of all the things in the prequels then there wouldnt have been that disconnect at first. I was a kid so liked them anyway, but it is kind of weird when something in the same fantasy setting has such a radically different look and technology for effects.

Watch the Plinkett reviews of the prequels. He spends quite a bit of time analyzing how and why they failed. Honestly, I think a good editor would have saved the trilogy.

​@@stevenschnepp576Failed? What?

I’m pretty sure mark hammil is talking about fans and review critics on the prequels. These are not how he feels of them. I think the video is misinterpreting the interview for more views. Fuckin 10 second clips man. There’s never any true context just dopamine hits. Fuck I gotta go to the gym . Just scrolling here 🧟‍♂️

The "sequels" should be deleted from history entirely. #vomit

Really? They’re terrible.

@@TheIndependentLensYes, along with Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

😂🤣🤣🥇🥇🥇🥇👌👌👌👌

Bud lite perfectly sums up Disney

lol

I live how every redneck hick from America is so butthurt over a fucking tin of beer...I don't agree with most trans things but holy shit calm down the beer isn't turning you gay...

This comment is really funny because Mark isn't defending the prequels he's calling out people getting overly outraged about a movie and claiming it destroyed their childhood

Corvette Summer!!!!! YEAH!!!!

I remember identifying him a lot as a kid. Didn’t help that I also happened to be a short little blonde kid with a similar haircut lol

What does that mean?

​He means that any problems he has with George Lucas, he speaks directly with him and it goes no further than that

No he is not

​@@spartanxdarth201I just did a bunch of Google searching (i.e. not research) to see if I could find anything on him being not nice. Couldn't find a thing. So what are you basing that on, out of curiosity? 🤔

@@professorlegacysome girl who his kid knocked up claimed the son had Hamill and his wife pressure her into an abortion. It’s a lot of he said she said, and Hamill’s actual level of involvement in the issue has never really been confirmed. She also broke this story right when she was suing for child support, so take that for what it’s worth. I believe she provided emails from the wife and allegedly had texts from the son, but idk if validity was ever confirmed.

@@ChaChaGames19Gotcha. That gave me better keywords to boop with (and was a very comprehensive and thoughtful response, too). I found the information online matched exactly what you said with the same degree of credibility and questionable culpability. I believe my personal conclusion shall be that we are all awful to some degree, and that some people are simply less so (or have a better chance to see it in themselves and make corrections through their life). So I wouldn't say Hamill is a saint, but he appears by all accounts to be on the "less" sliding scale of awful, and I'll take that... Keeping in mind the old aphorism, "Never meet your heroes." Seriously, tho, thanks for the honest, polite, and objective response. A rarity in the cesspool of KZfaq comments 👍

​@@ChaChaGames19then again, if it's an accident why wouldn't she get an abortion? Sure pressuring someone to do something is wrong but when it's the right thing to do you can at least suggest the option :)

Corvette Summer, YEAH!!!!!

He is a zionist He can rot

Jar jar binks wasn't even as bad as people made it

nah people back then just being triggered by jar jar. I always thought he will be some kind of main antagonist but he just useless minion after giving emergency power to Palpatine

At least show that Jar Jar tried to rule Republic by clash or betrayal to Palpatine but yeah it is what it is....

@@Andalaeknir86 yes he is I hate him with a passion im rewatching line wars and I have to stop and take a break every time he appears

If people hadnt trashed jar jar so quickly supposedly he was supposed to be a sith lord that wouldve been exposed in the next episode or two and count dooku wouldnt have been the same part is he was.